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AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP - Luther Donaldson of Nassau ami
a senior pharmacy student at Florida AA-.H University was award
ed a S2OO scholarship out of a grant from th«- American Foundation
for Pharmaceutical Education. Donaldson was tops in scholastic
! standing among his classmates during his junior year. He is presi
dent of the student branch of the American Pharmaceutical Asso
ciation and a member of the university's varsity tennis team tie
plans to do graduate study its pharmaceutical chemistry after gia
dilating from Florida A&M.
! Adult Education nrn if; TTtrt JIOTYVP I*>opnni Rnil
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DURHAM Six areas of int- r- announced that t pportunitios are
; cat are open to adults in the North am open for adults interested in
j Carolina College area in a special . rhose fluids: Child Development:
evening class in Community Or- : Clothim;, Family Relationship:
J ganization for Adult Kducatugt, Foods: intes ior Decoration; and
j Registration started June 23 a? 7:00 Health and Home Nursing
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AT ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE, she Honorable Daniel A. Chapman, Ambassador of Ghana to
the United Stales, is shown addressing a capacity audience of local and state citizens at a banquet
given in his honor in the dining halt of St. Augur.tine'* recently. Seated int to right ate: Dr. .hums
A. Boyer, President of the college. Dr. Chapman ami Mrs. Chapman.
AI YWCA DAY ( AMP - Some of the girls participating in the YWCA Day Camp are shown a
bove in one of their Craft Classes. Craft is one of the main activities in which the girls engage along
with Dramatics. Music, Swimming and a full schs dule of play activity. Some of the girls shown on the
picture arc; Cheryl Brown. Sylvia Herndon, John syne Brown. JoAnu Burrell. Sandra Hicks, Junior
Counselor, Janet Smith, Alma Herndon. Jernsha Bridgors. Valerie Mu ye, Freddie Mar Bridgets, Doo
ms Winters, Cynthia Johnson, Bctt.ve Stevens, I.mior Counselor, Miss Majorie Alien, Senior Counse.-
»r, Antoinette Sanders. Joyce Drake. Annie Hinton, Patricia Andrews and Mrs. Thelma Anders, Day
Camp Director.
DEDICATION SPEAKER Dr. E. M. Norris right. Prairie View. Texas, national executive sec -
retary of the New Farmers of America, delivered the main address at the dedication of the S. B.
Simmons NFA Camp last week, lie lake, a eoolhi.- drink wiih Dr. G. F. Rankin, left, acting dean.
School of Agriculture at A&T College and VA. T Johnson, Sr., assist; t State supervisor of Yoca
tional Agriculture.
SUPPORTING EVIDENCE —ln trouble with the low for raining SC children. Mm. Bertha
(Mom) Whyte (center, back row), line* up with two busload# of her brood at th® courihous®
in Bowmanviile, Canada. Mrs. Whyte took *SO kids along when she was hailed into court for |
failing to have her home registered as a childrens boarding home. By so doing, Mrs, Why is
complained, she would have to reduce the number of her chargoß, (Nevrsiwoas Photo).
I; National Dairy
||Council Reports
I On Its Products
!
I CHIC'AQO •In 195? if your eating
hjtfcits were average for shy U
xiileci States you consumed milk
arid otaer daii y products which u
tilized 095 pounds of milk pro
duced on the farm, says the Nu
tiondft Dairy Council
Divided Into individual dairy
5 foods, your purchases tart yeai
j v/ece as follows: 2gl qts. of fluid
i milk, and cream; 8.5 lbs o! bulttu
j 7.8 lbs. of ciit-en-; 15 I IPs. of <i\‘-
i aporaii'd ana condensed milk; ii.?
; lbs. of nonfat dry milk; 19.8 qts. of
I ice cream and other frozen dairy
i! products; 5.2 11)3. of cottage cheese;
t\ 5.4 qts. of fluid nonfat, milk; Hi t
[. qts. of buttermilk; and 4.1 qts. of
I chocolate milk.
lor the above-listed foods,
you spent about 20 cents of
cas h food dollar —or 20 per
5 cent of your food budget. But
for this investment, you re
, eeivetl many essential mitri
j ents In excess of that percew-
Sac'e. for example, dairy foods
‘ contributed to the national
food supply lift per cent of tin
available protein, 23.5 per cent
»J the fat, 77.tl per cent of
ralelnm and almost 48 per
cent of the riboilavtu Weight
watchers will be interested to
know that ail dairy foods coni,
blued contributed oniv 11i.7 per
cent of the calories offered by
America's food.
How much milk was produced by
dairy farmers in 1957 The answer
- contained in the dairy organi
; gallon's- hi;l-published 1953 edition
. :>t ' Uo.v Americans ITy-e Their
Dairy Poods”—ls 126.3 billion
i pounds; This all time record pro
| duction '' 's accomplished with on
j U- 20.5 million cows, a smaller herd
i than the United States has had at
■ any lime in lb- last 40 years. The
I increas’d total production is due
,i to qre.it M r milk yield per cow—
; a 3 per cent, inc reuse over 1956 to
..ii i-a i .!m 6,162 pounds per dairy
: animat
This is a reflection of a Tong
trend in which dairy farmers
Hi rough improved breeding and
'• eding practices, have increased
the efficiency of each cow. Had
the 19.67 herd produced only at the
i 1925 rate per cow, 50 per cent
i more cows would have been need
; o’ to meet the production record
! of 1957
Legal notices
NOTICE OF SERVICE Os PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
(’O'. MTV OF WAKE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
LENA PERRY.
Plaipi iff
vs.
: THOMAS PERRY,
Defendant.
TO THOMAS PERRY;
TAKE NOTICE THAT
A pleading seekiijf; relief agamst
j has been filed in tlie above eniitiv.l
i action.
The nature of the relief be trig sou-', I
b; as follow, To secure an absouue
divorce on the part of the plainlilf
I based upon ti e grounds of two iy-rs
’ continuous separation between t!i<
plaintiff no the uefendant
| You are required to make defense
! ! o such pleadings not later than Aug
ust 9th, 1958, and upon your failure *’o
do so, the patty seeking relief jg-.in-l
you will apply to the Court for the u-
I lief sough!
; This 18th day of June, 1958.
SARA ALLEN
Assistant Cle,iof Superior 'or t
F ,T. CARNAGE Atm.
June 23. 20; July MS. 1958
NORTH CAROLINA
; COUNTY OF WAKE
IN THE SUPERIOR < Ml;! ‘
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY
SPECIAL PROCEEDING
PURI U CATION
City of Raleigh, Petition-! vs Ella il • i
ter, Tom Allen, Floyd Alien and wife ■
AJcora Alien, Fannie Lee Shipp Tr.,\-j
horn, Gertrude Jones, Ida Hester T, r- i
tell, Emma Covington. Hattie Smith.!
Charlie Allen, Ethel Alien. Robert A! I
!en, Uriah Allen, Fiotenee Tib. jane:
I Dishman, Flocnie Dishman. Lillie Hot-]
mer Clements. Minnie Richardson. Fen
jny Hester Purfoy, Cornelia Johnson.!
: Maggie Johnson, Dakar Rogefs, loin
Jeffreys. Burdcnia Jones. Florence
I Johnson, Willie Johnson, Virginia Duns
i tun, SUajasune Dunston Dowdell, Wai
i ler A Ounston; and all other heirs ut
! law' or devises of any of the defend
| ants above named or of Ed Hester and
| Ella IJnrtet, both deceased, who have
! or claim an interest in the lands which
j are the subject of this action Defend
; ants.
( To the defendants above named - i
: you arid each of you will take notice i
I that a proceeding entitled as above i; i, I
; been commenced in the Superior !
! Court of Wake County. North Carol- I
ina to condemn for public use, to-w>< j
j fur street purposes, lands in Wake !
County, North Carolina described as !
follows;
BEGINS at a point; in the eastern !
right of way line of Oberlin Road a!
the southwest corner of the William
Pettiford lot runs thence south 89
deg. 54 min east. 4 1-2 feet to the new
er,stern right of way line of Oberlin
Road, thence south 28 cleg, 04 min
west J 31.76 feet, to a point; thence
south 61 deg. 56 min. east 2 feet to a
point where the new right of wav
line of Oberlin Road curves in a soutn
edsteiTj direction; thence with arid
curve to the line of the lot of P. B.
Rogers (now’ City of Raieig.i); thence
with the Rogers line north 89 deg 18
min west to the old right of way line
of Oberlin Road; thence with said line
in a northerly direction to the point
of Beginning as shown on map en
titled "Proposed, Grade Separation at
W.ide Avenue and Oberlin Rued" rec
orded in Book of Maps 1958, page 49,
Wake County Registry,
And you will further take notice
that you are required to appear at the
Office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Wake County in the Court
house in Haletgh, North Carolina, on
or before the 7 day of August, 1938
and answer or demur to the petition of
the petitioner, and if you fail to do
xo the petitioner will apply to (hr !
court for the relict demanded in Ihe
complaint.
This the 23 da*/ of Jim©, ifsaff.
Sara Alien
Assistant Cl < > k of Superior Court. I
July 5, 12, l t 26, 105'' f *
CLASSIFIED
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Each word eooreviatlon. initial or
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r’uneUuilton marks are NOT counted
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HELP WANTED
! ! - -
FARM FAMSLV WANTED Must be
. thrifty and experienced to take char::*
; nt Liu; at RESTFUL PINES COUNTRY
CLUB, MOTEL AND FARM located just
3 it:i siu ll -d from Raleigh, Prefer one
with experience in poultry and liv*-
i-tork raising. No tobacco or cotton ai
lolmenl The house so: ihe tenant ,j
t'oisi titv:l In,ind new. 5-room brick
: house containing hot and cold water,
| bath wiii: shower, beautiful built-in
cabinets ir. kitchen .’ot further infer
nu,;!ii Uiai TI-. 4-i.VJ morning? and
! nigiits oi write George Fuller, 103 S.
; Parboro fid Raleigh. N. C,
SPECIAL SERVICES
JifttKcsiKS WRITTEN for busy people
10-minutes ss.no. Research, Manu
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Iwh MARCUS BOUT,WARE. Saint
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| Will keep children so working moth
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AUTO & TRUCK RENTALS
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109 E. DAVIE ST.
NURSERY
FOWIJKR-S NURSERY - FayetievtJT*
i Highway. Phone TS 2-97 M,
j HEN TING A ROGMli—Kegistet st *utn
us at ITS 4-5563. This space wUI coM
j you or.ly
SERVICE STATIONS
! DUNN'S ESSO STATION —SOI •'». Blood
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Consult our classified aus reguijuriy;
titers are many offered.
WATCH SERVICES
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Legal Notices
NO .u K OF EXeCUTBIX
Having yuantieu at. execumi under
'i ihe las. Mm ~mi testament ot ,vi, •
Mary Alice Dunsto: tale ot v\ur;e
I County, tills is to give notice that ail
' j persons having claim* against the l
i state of said Mis. Mary Alice Dun, or.,
1 j deceased, to exhibit t.v.n to tor rn
! dersigned on or before May ,3. 1559, or
i tins notice will be pleaded in bar of
; their recovery. Ail person? indebted to
said estate will please make immedi
ate payment, to me
This 21st day of May. 1908
MRS. SADIE "ELIZABETH MEKRf'X.
Executrix oi airs Marj Alice
ounston, Estate,
52.) VVair.ut Street,
i Wilmington, N C
E A. SOLOMON. Jr Attorney
j Taylor Building
Raleigh, North Carolina.
5-28; 3-4. il, !fl, 25 7-4
NOTH r: OF SKRVitE OF PROCSS#
BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF WAKE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
I LILLEE MAE HOWARD
Plaintiff
Vs.
; RAYMOifJ’J HOWARD.
Defendant
TO RAYMOND HOWARD.
TAKE NOTICE THA.
A pleading seeking relief against vcj
h»* been Died in the above entitled
action.
The nature of the relief Being
sought is as follows: to secure an ab
solute divorce on the part of the plain
years continuous separation between
tiff based upon the grounds of rvo
j the plaintiff arid the defendant
S You are required to make defense to
i such pleadings not later than August
| 2. 1888 and upon your failure to do s>.
j the party seeking relief against \o,
: will apply to tho Court for the re'ief
| sought
June 54, Si, 28; July 8, 3968.
SAHA AU .m
Assistant Clerk of Superior Com i
F. J. CARNAGE, AUy.
KN BUPFJtfOK COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNTY
VELMA RICHARMOff.
Pinmtiff
va.
HENRY J. RICH AMD SON
Defendant.
The above named defendant, Hem
J. Richardson, will take notice that re
notion entitled as above has been com
rnenced in the Superior Court of W*Le
County North Caroiins. by the olam
tiff to secure an absolute divorce f-o.u
the defendant upon the ground tout
plaintiff and defendant have Vvra
separata end apart for more than Dn
years next preceding the bringing of
this action: and the defendant aid
further take notice that he is requi-ed
to appear at the offic of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Wake Countv, )r
the courthouse in Raleigh, North Car
olina, or, or before the 6th day ol
August. 5958, and answer or demur to
the complaint in said action, or tns
plaintiff will apply to the Court fra
the relief demanded in said complaint
This nth day of June, 1958.
SARA ALLEN
Assistant Clerk of Wake Cmlotf
Superior Court.
|TAYLOR & MITCHELL
I Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1 June 21, 28; July 8-12, 1958
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